Burnley Borough Council Launches £350,000 Charter Walk Concrete Repair Tender
- constructnetuk
- Jun 15
- 1 min read
Burnley Borough Council has launched a tender for specialist concrete repair works at Charter Walk Shopping Centre in Burnley, with contractors invited to bid for a programme valued at approximately £350,000.
The project will involve the removal and repair of spalled and defective concrete to structural soffits throughout the shopping centre, alongside associated remedial works and post-repair cleaning. The successful contractor will also be responsible for maintaining safe segregation between construction activities and occupied retail units throughout the programme.
Works are expected to commence in August 2026 and run for approximately 20 weeks, with a potential extension into February 2027 should weather conditions or stakeholder requirements impact delivery.
The opportunity is targeted at experienced specialist contractors with a proven track record of delivering structural concrete repairs within live public environments and occupied commercial facilities.
Supply Chain Opportunity
Potential opportunities may arise for:
Concrete repair specialists
Structural remediation contractors
Access and temporary works providers
Scaffolding contractors
Specialist cleaning contractors
Health & safety and site segregation providers
Waste management and material disposal contractors
Project Details
Client: Burnley Borough Council
Project: Charter Walk Shopping Centre Concrete Defect Repairs
Location: Burnley, Lancashire
Estimated Value: £350,000
Contract Duration: Approximately 20 weeks
Expected Start Date: August 2026
Key Dates
Enquiry Deadline: 19 June 2026
Tender Submission Deadline: 10 July 2026
Contract Start: 10 August 2026
How to Apply
Tender documents are available via The Chest procurement portal:
Reference: DN817382
Contact
Burnley Borough Council
Email: procurement@burnley.gov.uk
Assessment support is being provided by Black Cat Building Consultancy.
Disclaimer: Tender information is based on publicly available procurement notices. Suppliers should review all tender documentation and procurement requirements before deciding whether to participate.
